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Follow the Child: What It Means (and Why the Brain Loves It)
Research about how Montessori is better for the brain and the whole child.
Anna Johnson
Feb 104 min read


Why Montessori Students Are Academically Advanced — and What the Research Shows
children in authentic Montessori environments are often academically ahead when compared to their peers in traditional schools.
Anna Johnson
Jan 193 min read


Understanding the Toddler Years: 8 Developmental Stages and How Montessori Supports Them
The toddler years are holy ground. They are full of wonder, intensity, joy, and—at times—exhaustion. One moment your child is fiercely independent, and the next they are melting down because you peeled the banana the wrong way . If you’ve ever wondered, “Is this normal?” —the answer is yes. At TCWA, we view toddler development not as something to rush through or correct, but as a sacred process to be understood, supported, and honored. Montessori education gives us a beautifu
Anna Johnson
Jan 143 min read


What is different about a Montessori classroom?
What makes a Montessori classroom so vastly different from a public school classroom? We believe we can say it in one word.
Anna Johnson
Nov 23, 20241 min read
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